W2 and Fossil Walrus

[Don Hanson III]

After making slipjoints most of the summer,
it's good to get back to something with No Moving Parts!

This one has a 8.25" W2 blade, damascus fittings and fossil walrus handle. 13.5" OAL.

 

[MT Damascus]

That is all sorts of right. Looks great Don.



Kris

 

[NJSteelBaronShop]

Heh. Yea. Um. Wow. I spent a solid 5 minutes just staring at all three shots in succession. And again. Wow.

 

[jjtjr]

Don,

That's a beautiful knife!

As usual your Ivory is spectacular.

Jim Treacy

 

[Don Hanson III]

Thanks folks!


Jim, this piece of ivory has blue inside and it's peeking out in a few places.

 

[Robert Dark]

Typical DH III goodness. That thing is simply "Beautimus", and I don't call things Beautimus unless they truly are.

Robert

 

[canineforge]

Jim, this piece of ivory has blue inside and it's peeking out in a few places.

Looks like that hamon has some color trying to pop through, too! Nice one, Don. :thumbup: Are you sure it doesn't fold??

- Joe

 

[i4Marc]

You set the bar pretty high sir.

 

[peterinct]

WHOA...MOST awesome Don. Making slipjoints must be good practice!

Peter

 

[M.Griffin]

That is a great knife. I don't think very many people would look at that knife, even if it was not marked, and think of anyone else. I love your distinct style, it is an inspiration to me as a maker. Thanks for posting.

-Mike

 

[ptgdvc]

Yet another stunning beauty.

 

[hardingknives]

king of flow you are

 

[Don Hanson III]

Couple shots of the hamon. Lot of crazy stuff goin on above the line that the camera does quite show.

Thanks gents!

 

[Kevin Jones]

That knife is just the right combination of everything.
The Ivory is gorgeous, as usual.

 

[John White]

Don's the king of hamon, and a wizard with walrus. John

 

[Mike Quesenberry]

Now that right there is just all kinds of purdy:thumbup:

 

[Jon Brand]

Thats a beauty! Im impressed with your photos.. or did someone else take them? Better then your usuals..

 

[Berno]

Don's the king of hamon, and a wizard with walrus. John

Don,

That's a beautiful knife!

As usual your Ivory is spectacular.

Jim Treacy

Typical DH III goodness. That thing is simply "Beautimus", and I don't call things Beautimus unless they truly are.

Robert

Yet another stunning beauty.

What too had ??!!

 

[Doug C]

As usual, GREAT work, Don !

Doug

 

[Jos]

Very nice! Beautiful Hamon, beautiful walrus.

After making slipjoints most of the summer,

I like your slipjoints!

Kind regards,

Jos